Jam Bands A — Z 35 Available Shows

• Live at Metro Theatre

  Ben Harper & Relentless7

  Year: 2018

  Runtime: 1 hr 28 min

  The California native is a natural born showman, a slide-guitar legend whose ability to dabble in (and pull off) everything from folk blues to country jazz and reggae has earned Harper legions of fans the world over. So when we were given the opportunity to film Ben Harper accompanied by the blues-driven Texas trio Relentless7 at the Metro in Sydney, needless to say we were a little bit excited. And it may have been filmed in 2009, but this show was such a stand out favorite of ours there was no question that it was set to become one of our Classic Concerts someday.

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• Three Nights On The Town Live

  Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers

  Year: 2005

  Runtime: 2 hr 44 min

  Singer-songwriter Bruce Hornsby performs with his band The Noisemakers in this 2004 trio of concerts at New York City's Town Hall, The Blue Note and the Zankel at Carnegie Hall. The Town Hall performance is featured in its entirety, and songs include Hornsby's hits "Mandolin Rain," "The Way It Is," "Rainbow's Cadillac" and "See the Same Way," plus a cover of CCR's "Fortunate Son." Also included is a documentary about all three concerts.

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• Europe 2009

  Dave Matthews Band

  Year: 2009

  Runtime: 2 hr 16 min

  This film follows the Dave Matthews Band to Brixton Academy in London, on June 26, 2009. Dave Matthews, Carter Beauford, Stefan Lessard, Boyd Tinsley, Jeff Coffin, Tim Reynolds, and Rashawn Ross perform in front of a sold-out crowd and serve up fan favorites "Crash Into Me," "Funny the Way It Is," "#41," and many more.

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• Songlines Live

  Derek Trucks

  Year: 2006

  Runtime: 2 hr 40 min

  The Derek Trucks Band's performance at the Park West in Chicago.

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• Live At the Mountain Jam Festival, Hunter NY

  Gov't Mule

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 3 hr 8 min

  With 2 million paid song downloads through their site MuleTracks, seven critically acclaimed studio records already released, a handful of DVDs and live albums, plus an ever-expanding fanbase and sold-out coast-to-coast tours, Gov't Mule could easily rest on its laurels. Yet when they're one of the hardest working bands in rock history.
  
  Haynes explains, "We want By A Thread to be a surprise, so we've made a point not to play any of them live until our fans can get the full impact of the new material."
  
  The Band Closed off Saturday night at the Mountain Jam Festival with their first show scheduled in 2011. Frontman Warren Haynes promised the crowd a crazy night, and didnt disappoint, leading off with Railroad Boy and Thorazine Shuffle. Mule played a lengthy number of covers in the first set, including ZZ Tops Nasty Dogs And Funky Kings, The Whos Wont Get Fooled Again, and closed the first set with Black Sabbaths War Pigs. The second set also featured several covers, including the lead-off Money and Have a Cigar by Pink Floyd and the Rolling Stones Angie. The highlight of the night was a lengthy 32/20 Blues, which featured Cody Dickinson on electric washboard, Luther Dickinson on guitar, and Hook Herrera on harmonica.

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• Live at the All Good Music Festival 2011

  Moe

  Year: 2010

  Runtime: 1 hr 46 min

  From modest beginnings in a Buffalo basement over two decades ago to today’s multifaceted success, the members of moe. have never lost sight of the earnest, elemental goals that they aspired to from their very first show: to deliver honest, heartfelt music and to ensure the audience has a good time. Considerate and conscientious in their actions and decision-making, moe.’s refreshingly unpretentious attitude has won them a devoted legion of dedicated fans (ranging from seasoned concert-goers to eager young newcomers) and has given rise to a thriving cottage industry – a self-contained nation-state in which the band and their audience live as equals, thriving on a reciprocal appreciation rare in today’s increasingly fragmented musical landscape. 2010 marks the twentieth anniversary of moe.’s frontline of Rob Derhak (bass, vocals), Chuck Garvey (guitar, vocals), and Al Schnier (guitar, keyboards, vocals), who continue to perform together with the addition of drummer Vinnie Amico and percussionist and multi-instrumentalist Jim Loughlin. Keeping a consistent lineup intact and productive over two decades is no small feat. moe.’s saga is made all the more remarkable because they have consistently done so on their own terms, as independent artists who actively manage their own affairs while staying well ahead of industry and technological developments, including successfully self-releasing their own music and offering instant on-site digital concert recordings at their shows.

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• Live at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Day 2

  Moe

  Year: 2010

  Runtime: 2 hr 26 min

  From modest beginnings in a Buffalo basement over two decades ago to today’s multifaceted success, the members of moe. have never lost sight of the earnest, elemental goals that they aspired to from their very first show: to deliver honest, heartfelt music and to ensure the audience has a good time. Considerate and conscientious in their actions and decision-making, moe.’s refreshingly unpretentious attitude has won them a devoted legion of dedicated fans (ranging from seasoned concert-goers to eager young newcomers) and has given rise to a thriving cottage industry – a self-contained nation-state in which the band and their audience live as equals, thriving on a reciprocal appreciation rare in today’s increasingly fragmented musical landscape. 2010 marks the twentieth anniversary of moe.’s frontline of Rob Derhak (bass, vocals), Chuck Garvey (guitar, vocals), and Al Schnier (guitar, keyboards, vocals), who continue to perform together with the addition of drummer Vinnie Amico and percussionist and multi-instrumentalist Jim Loughlin. Keeping a consistent lineup intact and productive over two decades is no small feat. moe.’s saga is made all the more remarkable because they have consistently done so on their own terms, as independent artists who actively manage their own affairs while staying well ahead of industry and technological developments, including successfully self-releasing their own music and offering instant on-site digital concert recordings at their shows.from seasoned concert-goers to eager young newcomers) and has given rise to a thriving cottage industry – a self-contained nation-state in which the band and their audience live as equals, thriving on a reciprocal appreciation rare in today’s increasingly fragmented musical landscape. 2010 marks the twentieth anniversary of moe.’s frontline of Rob Derhak (bass, vocals), Chuck Garvey (guitar, vocals), and Al Schnier (guitar, keyboards, vocals), who continue to perform together with the addition of drummer Vinnie Amico and percussionist and multi-instrumentalist Jim Loughlin. Keeping a consistent lineup intact and productive over two decades is no small feat. moe.’s saga is made all the more remarkable because they have consistently done so on their own terms, as independent artists who actively manage their own affairs while staying well ahead of industry and technological developments, including successfully self-releasing their own music and offering instant on-site digital concert recordings at their shows.

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  Live at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Day 2

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• Live at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Day 3

  Moe

  Year: 2010

  Runtime: 2 hr 27 min

  From modest beginnings in a Buffalo basement over two decades ago to today’s multifaceted success, the members of moe. have never lost sight of the earnest, elemental goals that they aspired to from their very first show: to deliver honest, heartfelt music and to ensure the audience has a good time. Considerate and conscientious in their actions and decision-making, moe.’s refreshingly unpretentious attitude has won them a devoted legion of dedicated fans (ranging from seasoned concert-goers to eager young newcomers) and has given rise to a thriving cottage industry – a self-contained nation-state in which the band and their audience live as equals, thriving on a reciprocal appreciation rare in today’s increasingly fragmented musical landscape. 2010 marks the twentieth anniversary of moe.’s frontline of Rob Derhak (bass, vocals), Chuck Garvey (guitar, vocals), and Al Schnier (guitar, keyboards, vocals), who continue to perform together with the addition of drummer Vinnie Amico and percussionist and multi-instrumentalist Jim Loughlin. Keeping a consistent lineup intact and productive over two decades is no small feat. moe.’s saga is made all the more remarkable because they have consistently done so on their own terms, as independent artists who actively manage their own affairs while staying well ahead of industry and technological developments, including successfully self-releasing their own music and offering instant on-site digital concert recordings at their shows.

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  Live at the Summer Camp Music Festival, Day 3

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• 6. Evolution of a Song: O.A.R

  O.A.R

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 19 min

  The last episode of "Evolution of a Song" finds the band, management, and label coming together to decide on the single for radio. After much debate, the decision becomes clear and the band gets the opportunity to promote and hear their song premiered live in New York City.

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• 2. Evolution of a Song: O.A.R

  O.A.R.

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 20 min

  In episode 2, we reconnect with O.A.R. as the songwriting process brings Marc and Richard to Sundance Film Festival.
  Meanwhile the band's management and record label share concerns as deadlines loom.

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• The Last Watusi

  Radiators

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 2 hr 50 min

  These New Orleans legends played their final shows at Tipitinas in New Orleans. Dubbed The Last Watusi, the band celebrated their storied 33-year career with a three-night run, starting with an acoustic show and closing their time together with a sold-out show two nights later. The energetic concert featured such fan favorites as Monkey Meet and River Run, which included an Over Under Sideways Down tease by guitarist Dave Malone. After a lengthy set the band came back out for an encore featuring a rendition of The Radiators original Confidential that segued into a cover of Willie Dixons blues classic Back Door Man. iClips.com streamed all three nights, and will keep these shows in their streaming archive until June 17.

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• Bowlive: Live at the Brooklyn Bowl

  Soulive

  Year: 2010

  Runtime: 2 hr 12 min

  In March of 2010, the members of Soulive hauled their instruments through the doors of a newly-opened warehouse-turned-music venue in Brooklyn that they would call home for the next two weeks. Eric Krasno, Alan Evans and Neal Evans called on a multitude of their closest friends and musical conspirators to join them over the next fortnight - creating an incredibly broad guest lineup that included some of the pre-eminent guitar virtuosos of our generation (Derek Trucks, Warren Haynes), some of the biggest names in hip-hop (Questlove, Rahzel), and some of the most inventive improvisational players in modern rock n' roll (Robert Randolph, Marco Benevento, Oteil & Kofi Burbridge). The Brooklyn Bowl quickly became the mecca for these very distinct yet like-minded musicians, where they returned night after night, donning the dress code for good times (bowling shoes) and sharing famous Blue Ribbon fried chicken. The common thread that tied together all these disparate ingredients quickly became palpable -- from the transcendental heartfelt improvisations onstage to the homey & playful atmosphere provided by the bowling alley, the Soulive residency was like nothing that had come before it because all of those diverse elements fused to ultimately bring the Soul to Brooklyn Bowl.

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• Live at the Filmore Auditorium

  Tedeschi Trucks Band

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 2 hr 16 min

  A dramatic leap forward for two of the music worlds most dynamic performers, singer/guitarist Susan Tedeschi and guitarist Derek Trucks, introduced their new 11-piece ensemble Tedeschi Trucks Band to rave reviews earlier this spring in advance of their first full CD release together, Revelator. Acclaimed by Rolling Stone, Revelator is a confident yet unforced triumph offering a cohesive vision: an idyllic, musical world in which the echoes of so many great traditions Delta blues and Memphis soul, Sixties rock and Seventies funk flow together naturally, blending with an entirely original, modern sensibility.

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• Live at Great Woods

  The Allman Brothers Band

  Year: 1991

  Runtime: 1 hr 31 min

  Recorded in September of 1991, originally for Japanese TV, The Allman Brothers Band’s beloved Live At Great Woods showcases the classic American rock band reaching a new generation of audiences. Original band members Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks and Jaimoe were joined by new guitarist Warren Haynes, bassist Allen Woody and percussionist Marc Quiñones in one of the most powerful lineups in the group’s history. This set – recorded before a crowd of nearly 20,000 adoring fans at the Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts in Massachusetts – features a top-notch set of fan favorites, with a fiery acoustic mini-set included for good measure. This release of Live At Great Woods fills a crucial gap in The Allman Brothers Band’s videography: after years of demand, fans can experience the original longform video version of this concert (previously only available on VHS and LaserDisc), with no interruption of the main feature. Finally, fans have nothing standing between them and the top-notch performances of this set.

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• Classic Albums: Anthem To Beauty

  The Grateful Dead

  Year: 1969

  Runtime: 60 min

  This installment of the Classic Albums series follows the making of two Grateful Dead albums, the fiercely experimental Anthem of the Sun and the understated masterwork American Beauty, which spawned melodic gems like "Sugar Magnolia" and "Ripple." Between the archival scenes and contemporary interviews with band members, the program shows a band making seismic in roads in pop music and five young guys coming to terms with artistry, mortality, and, yes, the pursuit of happiness. There is priceless footage of Neal Cassady driving Ken Kesey's bus and of the Dead, surrounded by martini sipping hipsters, on Playboy After Dark. The best scenes involve band members talking about specific songs (you will never hear Phil Lesh's "Box of Rain" again without thinking of it as a gift to his dying father) or deconstructing a tune by playing each track separately. Intimate and surprisingly cohesive, Anthem to Beauty is a rare glimpse into how the Dead's magic was made.

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• Live at The Electric Forest Festival Day 1 Part II

  The String Cheese Incident

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 29 min

  Over the past two decades, The String Cheese Incident has emerged as one of Americas most significant independent bands. Their 17 year history is packed full of surreal experiences, epic moments, groundbreaking involvement and huge accomplishments.
  

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  Live at The Electric Forest Festival Day 1 Part II

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• Live at The Electric Forest Festival Day 2 part I

  The String Cheese Incident

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 12 min

  Over the past two decades, The String Cheese Incident has emerged as one of Americas most significant independent bands. Their 17 year history is packed full of surreal experiences, epic moments, groundbreaking involvement and huge accomplishments.
  

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• Live at the Electric Forest Festival Day 3 Part 1

  The String Cheese Incident

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 13 min

  Over the past two decades, The String Cheese Incident has emerged as one of Americas most significant independent bands. Their 17 year history is packed full of surreal experiences, epic moments, groundbreaking involvement and huge accomplishments.
  

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• Live at the Electric Forest Festival Day 3 part II

  The String Cheese Incident

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 30 min

  The bluegrass-based jam band the String Cheese Incident is comprised of mandolinist/violinist Michael Kang, guitarist Bill Nershi, bassist Keith Moseley, pianist Kyle Hollingsworth, and percussionist Michael Travis. Formed in Boulder, CO, in 1993, the group's self-described "sacrilegious mix of bluegrass, calypso, salsa, Afro-pop, funk, rock, and jazz" quickly built up a following on the local club circuit, and within six months of their formation they earned an invitation to open the legendary Telluride Bluegrass Festival.
  

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• Live in Asheville

  The String Cheese Incident

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 2 hr 43 min

  Over the past two decades, The String Cheese Incident has emerged as one of Americas most significant independent bands. Their 17 year history is packed full of surreal experiences, epic moments, groundbreaking involvement and huge accomplishments.

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• Live at Red Rocks

  Umphrey's McGee

  Year: 2015

  Runtime: 2 hr 30 min

  Umphrey's McGee continue to defy convention with their ferocious live shows, never-ending catalogue, and innovative approach to all facets of the music industry. Those elements were on display when UM took the stage at the famed Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO on July 3rd, 2015. Lauded as one of finest concert venues in the world, UM didn’t squander the opportunity to deliver to the sold-out crowd. The energy was palpable from the first note and heavy hitters like “Puppet String,” Mulche’s Odyssey,” and “Rocker Part 2” kept it going all night. A near flawless rendition of Pink Floyd’s “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” instantly became a UM fan favorite. UM is Musicianship for the Masses.

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• Live at the Fillmore Auditorium

  Umphrey's McGee

  Year: 2015

  Runtime: 3 hr 25 min

  Umphrey's McGee continue to defy convention with their ferocious live shows, never-ending catalogue, and innovative approach to all facets of the music industry. New Year’s Eve 2015 highlights that approach as the band performed three marathon sets at the famed Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, CO. UM’s New Year’s performances are synonymous with nonstop fun and this one was no different as the band was joined by longtime special guest horn section (Mad Dog and his Filthy Little Secret) throughout the night. With a mixture of old staples, multiple debuts, and classic covers, this performance is simply not to be missed. The set list goes on and on with highlights including “No Diablo,” “Women, Wine and Song,” “Bad Friday,” and the debut of R. Kelly’s “Ignition,” because hey, why not? Settle in and prepare yourself.
  
  UM is Musicianship for the Masses.

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• Storytellers

  Umphrey's McGee

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 1 hr 36 min

  Umphrey's McGee continue to defy convention with their ferocious live shows, never-ending catalogue, and innovative approach to all facets of the music industry. That approach was clearly on display on January 1st, 2016 as the band limited capacity of the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, CO to an intimate group of super fans for a truly special evening. The band premiered an archival documentary film and followed it up with a Storytellers style performance. They took time in between tracks to dig deeply into the song writing and lyrical process, share stories of the tune’s origins and crack jokes in classic UM fashion. This is a rare, behind the curtain look at the true nature of the band to be equally enjoyed by the die-hard fan and newbie alike. UM is Musicianship for the Masses.

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• Live at the Tabernacle, Atlanta GA

  Umphreys McGee

  Year: 2015

  Runtime: 2 hr 23 min

  Umphrey's McGee continue to defy convention with their ferocious live shows, never-ending catalogue, and innovative approach to all facets of the music industry. That unique approach was on display on January 2nd, 2015 as the band performed their fourth night in a row at Atlanta's famed Tabernacle (there were five total!). The show featured a rare acoustic segment as the electric guitars were put down for four songs, including a debut of the Crosby, Stills & Nash classic "Southern Cross." And with the band performing the encore in bath robes (a first), this show truly has something for everyone. 
  
  UM is Musicianship for the Masses. 

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• Live in Asheville

  Umphreys McGee

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 2 hr 24 min

  There's no denying it; Umphrey's McGee is on fire. The band concluded a two-night live performance at Asheville, NC, treating crowds to their patented brand of improvisational rock and roll.

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• Between Two Worlds

  Uriah Heep

  Year: 2003

  Runtime: 1 hr 15 min

  This is a stunning concert featuring Uriah Heep live on stage at The Magician's Birthday Party 2004. The climax of the show is an unforgettable version of "Look At Yourself" featuring a drum frenzy with special guests Osibisa who recorded the original studio album in 1971.

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• Magic Night - The Magician's Birthday Party 2003

  Uriah Heep

  Year: 2003

  Runtime: 1 hr 29 min

  British progressive rock veterans Uriah Heep celebrate their history every year with a special concert called "The Magician's Birthday Party," in which the current lineup of the band is joined by special guests. The 2003 concert found former lead singer John Lawton rejoining the group for the evening, and Mostly Autumn vocalist Heather Findlay lending her talents to the show. Uriah Heep: Magic Night - The Magician's Birthday Party 2003 features the band playing an 18-song set, including "The Wizard," "Easy Livin,'" "Stealin'," "Cry Freedon," and "The Other Side of Midnight.

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• Dear Jerry: Celebrating the Music of Jerry Garcia

  Various Artists

  Year: 2016

  Runtime: 2 hr 34 min

  The two and half hour concert film audio recordings feature over 20 once-in-a-lifetime performances honoring Jerry Garcia. Performers include Phil Lesh & Communion, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann's Billy & the Kids, Mickey Hart, Eric Church, Jimmy Cliff, The Disco Biscuits, Peter Frampton, David Grisman, Jorma Kaukonen, Los Lobos, Buddy Miller, Moe., O.A.R., Grace Potter, Allen Toussaint, Trampled By Turtles, Widespread Panic, and Yonder Mountain String Band. Produced by Blackbird Presents blackbirdpresents.com

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• Eric Clapton: Crossroads Guitar Festival

  Various Artists

  Year: 2010

  Runtime: 4 hr 39 min

  One of the most highly regarded music festivals celebrating guitar greats is Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival. Watch the host of performers that joined Eric Clapton with incredible live performances at this 2010 Crossroads Guitar Festival. Rhino Entertainment captured every epic note from that blistering summer day in Chicago with more than four hours in High Definition. Fans around the world will can experience many of the festival’s greatest moments including performances by Clapton, ZZ Top, Steve Winwood, B.B. King, Jeff Beck, Vince Gill, Sheryl Crow, Buddy Guy, John Mayer, Bill Murray, and many others as well as behind-the-scenes footage and candid interviews with the performers.

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• Move Me Brightly

  Various Artists

  Year: 2013

  Runtime: 2 hr 9 min

  Move Me Brightly captures a number of interviews and landmark performances to honor late Grateful Dead singer Jerry Garcia's would-be 70th birthday. The film - directed by Justin Kreutzmann, the son of Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann - is based around a gathering at Bob Weir's TRI Studios in California, which features fellow Grateful Dead members and guest appearances from musicians who came together to celebrate Garcia's life and career.
  
  This rock tribute includes appearances by fellow Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart and Donna Jean Godchaux along with Garcia family members and guests including Carlos Santana, Furthur's Joe Russo & Jeff Chimenti, Phish's Mike Gordon, Black Crowes' Adam MacDougall, Vampire Weekend's Chris Tomson, Yellowbirds Sam Cohen & Josh Kaufman and many more.

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• Live at Red Rocks: Day 1, Part I

  Widespread Panic

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 6 min

  In the first of three sold out shows at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Widespread Panic, currently celebrating its 25th anniversary, dazzled devoted fans with an old-school show that lasted close to three hours.
  
  It seemed appropriate that they kicked off the show with "Postcards," with its line: This town is nuts, my kind of place, I dont want to leave. Given the love the band and fans have for Red Rocks shows, it sometimes feels like they could simply play every summer show there and the fans would journey from around the country to see them.
  
  On "Ribs and Whiskey," lead guitarist Jimmy Herring picked piercing trills over lead vocalist John Bells sultry, lazy slide playing while bassist Dave Schools laid down a funky groove underneath. Out of a long jam, percussionist Domingo Sunny Ortiz took a little solo and then locked in with Schools on the intro to the instrumental, "Party At Your Mama's House."
  
  As the band closed out with a fiery "Radio Child," Bell stepped up and said they'd see everybody tomorrow night. The amphitheater then got turned into a disco, as the house lights mimicked a disco ball and the PA blared Michael Jacksons "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough," a perfect backing track for fans to dance down to their cars.

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• Live at Red Rocks: Day 1, Part II

  Widespread Panic

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 52 min

  In the first of three sold out shows at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Widespread Panic, currently celebrating its 25th anniversary, dazzled devoted fans with an old-school show that lasted close to three hours.
  

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• Live at Red Rocks: Day 2, Part I

  Widespread Panic

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 7 min

  Widespread Panic is currently celebrating its 25th anniversary
  A band that doesn't repeat set lists and likes to stretch things out, you'll never know which show will be THE show that every fan will wish they had been at. Saturday night, their second of a three-night run at Red Rocks, Widespread Panic hit higher heights than they did the previous night.
  By the time the band took the stage at 7:50 p.m., the energy among the fans was electric. Panic wasted no time delivering the goods, opening with a one-two punch of "Sometimes" and "North." Dave Schools stepped up with a bass break during the former, and lead guitarist Jimmy Herring and keyboardist John "JoJo" Hermann traded singing solos and rolling fills on the latter.
  

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• Live at Red Rocks: Day 2, Part II

  Widespread Panic

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 44 min

  Widespread Panic is currently celebrating its 25th anniversary
  A band that doesnt repeat set lists and likes to stretch things out, you'll never know which show will be THE show that every fan will wish they had been at. Saturday night, their second of a three-night run at Red Rocks, Widespread Panic hit higher heights than they did the previous night.

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• Live at Red Rocks: Day 3

  Widespread Panic

  Year: 2011

  Runtime: 1 hr 11 min

  From the opening note of "Wondering" all the way through to the set closing "Conrad," the band owned the opportunity. Sandwiched in between the opener and a divine "C. Brown," a very leggy "Surprise Valley" overwhelmed the crowd with an almost-anthemic presence. "Kiss the mountain air we breathe" sounds good standing anywhere, but beneath "ship" and "Creation" rocks it evoked magic. All weekend the boys in the band had worn smiling faces, but early in the day it was easy to see that Sunday "Funday" was going to be enchanting.
  
  Words can difficultly describe the bands energy on this last day. As the band masterfully wielded a "Bowlegged Woman" into "Lawyers, Guns and Money," it started to become apparent that the second set would be no ordinary picnic. Call them fan favorites, Halloween treats, illustrious tour gems, whatever you want, but don't expect to hear "Mama Told Me Not to Come," "Knocking Around the Zoo" and "Walk On" in consecutive order too often. The only seemingly botched moment in the whole afternoon was a "Guilded Splinters" that by most standards was still great but just seemed to be lost for a bit before being revitalized by some
  
  Set list for Part II of Day 3
  
  1. No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature, 2. Bowlegged Woman , 3. Lawyers, Guns and Money, 4. Can't Find My Way Home, 5. Mama Told Me Not to Come, 6. Knocking 'Round the Zoo, 7. Walk On, 8. I Walk On Gilded Splinters, 9. Red Beans, 10. Fairies Wear Boots, 11. Sharon, 12. Wild Thing, 13. Encore: Wild Thing, 14. Sultans of Swing, 15. Goin' Out West, 16. End of the Show

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